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Fall GardeningArticle by: Jessica Warren, ANR Agent, Camden County Summer in Coastal Georgia is an intense time. As we look forward to a reprieve from the heat, we can turn our thoughts towards cooler times and start planning and preparing our fall garden. One of the benefits of our (excessively) warm climate is that we…
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Understanding JellyfishBy: Jessica Warren, ANR Agent Camden County Jellyfish, or jellies, are some of nature’s strangest creatures and one that you’re bound to encounter on the Georgia Coast. Jellyfish aren’t fish at all. They are marine invertebrates that are a type of gelatinous zooplankton. Jellies have no bones, brain, blood, teeth, or fins. Their bodies…
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Camden and McIntosh county agents hosted the first Coastal Junior Naturalist Program during July, 2023. The program aimed to educate youth ages 11-15 on natural resource issues and careers through interactive experiences.
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Learn how to protect Georgia waters & know how to report ‘Aquatic Nuisance Species’ (ANS). Get ANS certified today! Visit the Georgia Dept. of Natural Resources website for more information. Aquatic Nuisance Species Flyer (PDF)
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What makes a weed? – Jessica Warren, ANR Agent Camden County What is a weed? Much like beauty, a weed is in the eye of the beholder. The definition of a weed is any plant that is growing where you don’t want it. Today I’ll discuss the characteristics of weeds, uses and benefits of some…
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Jessica Warren, 38 Camden County Extension Coordinator and Agriculture and Natural Resources Agent Business: UGA Camden County Extension Office Lives in: Kingsland Professional responsibilities: My job is to disseminate research-based, unbiased information to the public on all things natural resources and agriculture related. This includes answering questions on landscape, garden, wildlife, pond and insect questions,…
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Basic Rose Culture – Jessica Warren, ANR Agent Camden County Roses are a traditional favorite for gardeners everywhere, and with over 6,000 cultivars, there seems to be a rose for anyone who is interested in growing them. Getting started with roses can be daunting and maintaining them can be too. Some basic knowledge can go…
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The Amazing Octopus By: Jessica Warren, Camden County ANR Agent Living close to the ocean, we coastal Georgians have an array of neighbors the rest of the state does not. Arguably one of our most fascinating neighbors is the octopus. Octopuses (no, it’s not octopi) are found in all the world’s oceans and are especially…
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Coastal Junior Naturalist Program Do you love nature and the outdoors? Do you have an interest in our coastal ecosystems and wildlife? Do you ever wonder what jobs might be out there for someone with these interests? Join us for our first ever Coastal Junior Naturalist Program! This program is for students ages 11-15 and…
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Overview Tree-of-heaven is an invasive tree that is native to China. It was introduced to the US in 1784 as an ornamental and is found throughout most of the continental states. This tree typically lives 50 years, though some specimens can live over 100 years. Appearance More Info Know the Difference! Invasive vs. Native Native…